Senators Urge UN to Act in Lebanon Strife
Democratic and Republican senators urged the United Nations to deploy a police force to Lebanon, arguing it could preserve peace as in Korea. They dismissed Soviet charges of aggression and warned Hammarskjold to consider observers or a force, while noting U.N. action should match the emergency level. Senate leaders and Foreign Relations members weighed precedents and the need for a credible international response. In South Carolina, Ernest Hollings defeated Donald Russell in the Senate runoff, signaling strong backing from textile workers and Piedmont counties.
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Soviet warning on Lebanon police force fuels tensions
Beirut reports say Russia issued a veiled threat against UN police deployment in Lebanon and warned it would be an aggression. Dag Hammarskjold pressed ahead with Middle East talks as Lebanon planned to seek a UN force, despite Moscow and Western denials of intervention.
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Worker Dies In Lisbon Riot At Montemor-o-Novo
UPI reports a violent clash in Montemor-o-Novo after farm workers, claiming no further work, sought mayoral aid. Police from Evora intervened as clashes left one worker dead and several injured, amid post election unrest blamed on Communists.
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Eskimos Use Freezer Warmth Says Official
MEMPHIS Tennessee UPI reports Henry Bowen a Rural Electrification Administration field representative in Alaska says refrigerators have become common in Arctic households but Eskimos use deep freeze units to keep things warm because roads freeze too hard in the bitter cold Arctic.
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Alaska MPs Battle Buffalo On Fort Greely Runway
At Fort Greely Alaska MPs perform standard duties yet occasionally must clear a buffalo herd from the airfield. The protected herd blocks the runway, demanding careful handling rather than forceful action.
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Rubber Saucers Trickle Test in New York Report
New York report describes rubber flying saucers developed to carry liquids. Saucers are thirty inches in diameter and hold five gallons of liquid. Tests from up to two thousand feet show no bursts, with uses for oil, water, and other substances.
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Juvenile Court Orders Rethink on Boy's Allowance Case
In Sheffield England UPI reports Judge D J ONeill ordered the father of a boy charged with stealing 500 pounds from his savings to raise the boy's weekly allowance from sixpence to seven pence. The unusual ruling mirrors concerns over discipline and welfare while the court weighs custody and repayment options.
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Redstone Shot By Army Again
The Army fired a 62 foot Redstone rocket from Cape Canaveral Florida Tuesday night visible for about four minutes. It streaked orange flame and falling graphite as it rose on a nearly horizontal flight before fading among the stars. The liquid fueled rocket by Rocketdyne has been launched many times, with at least one prior noncombat test by an all military crew. The missile is considered operational.
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Abbott Wins Praise for Pace in Stage Musical Comedy
A veteran figure in theatre Abbott is celebrated for turning washed up or rejected scripts into hit musical comedies. He began as an actor after graduating from Rochester and a year at Harvard. An associate notes he pulls rab bits from shabby theatrical hats and turns them into ermine.
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Doctor Reveals Heart Surgery by Hypnosis
San Francisco report says hypnotism was used in open heart surgery for the first time. The claim cites an annual meeting presentation outlining the milestone and its potential impact on medical procedures and anesthesia alternatives.
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Hypnosis in Heart Surgery Pleases Shah in San Francisco
Reporters note Shah of Iran arrived in San Francisco during a US tour as experts discuss hypnosis used to keep a patient awake on the heart lung machine. Milton J. Marmer of UCLA explains the technique aims to avoid anesthesia depressants and improve heart surgery visibility.
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New York Judge Orders Woman to Remove 44 Dogs
Magistrate Walter J. Bayker ruled that Mrs. Martha Hinrichsen keeps 44 dogs too many in a one room house. He ordered her to remove 44 dogs at once, stating the home is overwhelmed by canines. The case arose after ASPCA agent Joseph Schlesinger testified the dogs lacked sufficient food and living space. Neighbors described persistent barking and foul odors as intolerable. Mrs Hinrichsen claimed many dogs were for protection.
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Martha Hinrichsen
Walter J. Bayker
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Secret Police Strengthened Under Khrushchev
London dispatch reports the Soviet secret police being strengthened under Khrushchev with top posts given to loyal lieutenants. Ivan Serov, a Khrushchev ally, rises to prominence as the security apparatus is quietly rebuilt after years of decline, aiming to guard against revisionism and Western influence.
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Traveler Halts In New Orleans During NATO Exercise
Udo Becker, a 24% year old insurance clerk from Germany, stopped in New Orleans while hitchhiking across Europe. He said he plans to visit the French Quarter Tuesday as the NATO fleet exercise unfolds in the eastern Atlantic this month.
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Giant Squid Body Studied At Marine Lab
In Coral Gables Florida a 250 pound battered giant squid was studied at the University of Miami Marine Laboratory. Dr Gilbert Voss said the specimen, likely attacked by sharks after surfacing due to a sperm whale chase, was the largest ever taken in the area and may migrate to the Caribbean. Researchers preserve the carcass in chemicals for continued study.
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Hoffa Faces Uncertain Futures for Beck and Brewster
Seattle dispatch reports Teamsters president Hoffa, cleared of wiretap charges in New York, uncertain about the futures of former president Beck and Frank Brewster. Hoffa plans to address the Western Conference convention in Seattle and reviews Beck’s residency sale, Brewster’s position, and the upcoming Los Angeles executive board decision.
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